Crazy Relic.. ??? Need some help..

[LionGauge]

I have had no one that can figure out what this is ... anyone have any ideas

 

[jeff of pa]

Size ?

put something in the Picture for Comparison.

Pencil ?
Ruler ?
Cue Stick ?
Greyhound Bus ?

 

[LionGauge]

I hope these pics help !! Nobody knows what this is so far...

 

[LionGauge]

Good call

 

[jeff of pa]

also Please Note, I merged your 2 threads & moved them here to What Is It?

for I.D.

 

[LionGauge]

It's 8.5 inches long... 1 inch widest diameter

 

[LionGauge]

And how did u do that
Because I was wondering how they got together like that on the same post

 

[jeff of pa]

And how did u do that
Because I was wondering how they got together like that on the same post

LOL I got Magic Buttons here

Anyway I'm sure someone here will be able To I.D. it for you after they wake up from their Turkey Comas

 

[jeff of pa]

I'd "Guess" scabbard tip.
But they are usually Flat

 

[LionGauge]

Thanks

 

[A2coins]

Letter opener holder. The letter opener would go inside that tube!!!!!!!!! What ever it is it looks pretty cool where did you find it. Sometimes its kinda cool to not know Thanks for sharing it!!!!!

 

[kcm]

Looks Native American or maybe Inuit. Maybe used for holding needles? An awl?

Looks like a little bit of rusty metal on the small end. Is it steel on the end?

 

[against the wind]

The pictures make the object look conical in shape and non ferrous. Congrats on your find. I hope someone can identify it.

 

[kcm]

The pictures make the object look conical in shape and non ferrous. Congrats on your find. I hope someone can identify it.

If you look at the 1st pic in Post #3, the small tip looks like rust - like it might have a steel tip on the leather. And yes, looks conical. "IF" that's a steel tip, then I haven't a clue, as it most likely was not hand made by NA, Inuit, etc. If not a steel tip and just dirty or deteriorated, then I would guess a pouch for sewing needle (for leather, maybe?) or an awl.

 

[cudamark]

Looks like a spout to an oil can.

 

[Bruce R]

Umbrella handle.